Impunity, Credibility and Epistemic Justice: Critical Policy Analysis of Work, Mobility and Knowledge

Project duration

March 2022 to present

Brief project description

This research program asks who is recognised as a worker, a credible knower and a rights-bearing subject, and who is left exposed to harm without accountability. Combining critical policy analysis with decolonial, intersectional, poststructuralist and posthumanist approaches, it analyzes the digital gender gap, work and social policy, migration, development and dispossession, ethics in academia and accountability in AI. Findings appear in the form of 6 journal publications and inform the ENLIGHT-funded course DIS/CONNECT: Gender, Power, and Disinformation Across Borders.

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